Pettitte's arm sends Yankees past Angels into first World Series since '03

Alex Rodriguez, welcome to the World Series. The New York Yankees are back in baseball's big event.

...Matsui after scoring on a bases loaded walk to Alex Rodriguez by Los Angeles Angels pitcher Joe Saunders during the fourth inning of Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series Sunday, Oct...

NEW YORK - OCTOBER 17: Joe Saunders #51 of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim throws a pitch during the first inning against...

ALCS: Game 6 pregame notes

...11-inning loss to the Angels in Game 3 on Monday. • Angels left-hander Joe Saunders will make his third career postseason start tonight and his second in this year's playoffs...

Halos unable to overcome their miscues

Shoddy fielding along with many mental mistakes ultimately led to the demise of the Angels in the ALCS.

Game 6 of AL championship series postponed by rain

Game 6 of AL championship series postponed by rain

Game 6 of AL championship series postponed by rain

Game 6 of AL championship series postponed by rain

Game 6 moved to Sunday

Game 6 of the AL championship series between the Los Angeles Angels and New York Yankees has been postponed because of rain.

ALCS: Game 6 starting lineups

...DH Kendry Morales, 1B Howie Kendrick, 2B Juan Rivera, LF Jeff Mathis, C Erick Aybar, SS Joe Saunders, P Yankees Derek Jeter, SS Johnny Damon, LF Mark Teixeira, 1B Alex Rodriguez, 3B Jorge Posada...

Oct 17, 2009; Bronx, NY, USA; Los Angeles Angels pitcher Joe Saunders (51) delivers a pitch during the second inning of game two of the ALCS against the...

Girardi calm amid stormy Bronx weather

The Yankees won't alter their plans at all despite having the opportunity to do so after rain forced the postponement of Game 6 of the ALCS.

Waiting nothing new for the Angels

That Game 6 of the ALCS was washed out didn't impact the Angels all that much. They've gotten used to waiting around this postseason.

Angels-Yankees Preview

Angels-Yankees Preview

Moves making ALCS more interesting

The ALCS continues, and so too will the examination of the jobs being done by managers Mike Scioscia and Joe Girardi.